2009.05.07
NTT Comware Employees Plant Trees for "Kigyo no Mori Project/NTT Comware (Ome)" on May 13, 2009
-- Total 60 employees plant trees as contribution to the global environment --
NTT Comware Corporation (below, NTT Comware; Head office: Minato-ku, Tokyo; President: Michio Sugimoto) will plant 400 trees in total by the 60 employees of NTT Comware Group companies in Yugimachi, Ome-city, Tokyo on May 13, 2009 (Wed).
NTT Comware's corporate social responsibility is to "contribute to the affluent communication society through providing advanced technology-based network and ICT solutions as the company of the information communication social infrastructure. Conservation of the global environment is considered to be one of the most significant issues to realize the "affluent communication society". This "Kigyo no Mori" signing and planting activities will also be a commitment of NTT Comware for the CSR activities including the environmental education for the employees. Through the internal announcement of the project in May 2008, twenty-eight (28) employees were volunteered to be "Environmental Supporters" for promotion of the forest conservation activities including planting trees.
Overview of the tree-planting event
1. Date | :May 13, 2009 (Wed)10: 30am - |
2. Place | :Yugimachi, Ome-city, Tokyo |
3. Description | :Planting Japanese cedar, cypress, and broadleaf trees and the unveiling ceremony of the signboard etc. |
4. Participants | :Mayor of Ome Owner of the forest President, Tokyo Development Foundation for Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Director, CSR Promotion Office, Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation President, NTT Comware Representatives, NTT Comware Group at el. |
5. Conducted by | :NTT Comware group employees |
6. Things to do in the future | :weeding by NTT Comware employees in August and September 2009 |
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